Labour slams 'cloak and dagger' deportations

The Labour Party is criticising what it describes as the Government's "cloak-and-dagger" approach to deportation.

The Labour Party is criticising what it describes as the Government's "cloak-and-dagger" approach to deportation.

It follows concerns that 38-year-old Nigerian woman Nimota Banidele who is facing deportation next week, could be stoned if she is returned to her native country for having three children outside marriage.

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